

Just try a force restart, which is a commonly-used troubleshooting method and won't cause any data loss on the iPhone. A normal restart may not work because you may not be able to drag the magnified "Slide to power off" slider after holding down the Power/Side button. If your iPhone is still stuck in zoomed in mode, restarting the iPhone may unfreeze it. Way 3: Force reboot iPhone to unfreeze zoom Now turn to your iPhone and see if its screen has returned to its normal size. When the Accessibility dialog opens, clear the Use Zoom checkbox, and then click OK to confirm the change.Ħ. Scroll down to the bottom of the iTunes window and then click Configure Accessibility.ĥ. After iTunes identifies your iPhone, click the phone icon to display your device information.Ĥ. Otherwise, you may face the iPhone passcode or USB Restricted Mode problem.ģ.

You should use a computer that your iPhone has trusted.

Connect the iPhone to your computer with an Apple USB cable and launch iTunes. Make sure you have iTunes installed on your computer (PC or Mac).Ģ.

It's a good idea to disable zoom mode using iTunes if the magnified iPhone screen makes it almost impossible for you to open and use any app, or if you're stuck on the zoomed in lock screen and can't get to the Home screen.ġ. When the iPhone's entire screen is zoomed in, it's hard to accurately tap on any icon or element, let alone go into the Settings app to turn off zoom mode. And the strength of each three-finger tap should be moderate, neither too strong not too weak, otherwise, it may not work. Double-tap means that two three-finger taps should be continuous, fast, and completed with 1 seconds. This applies whether the iPhone screen is locked or unlocked. When the zoom mode is enabled, you can double-tap the iPhone screen with three fingers to zoom in or out.
